Fictional characters, sure. Real people? That's crossing a line. I believe I own myself, and manipulating my face and voice to say what I did not and never would say is a misuse of my property. I can't fully justify that belief, but I would certainly be enraged beyond reason to see a representation of my principled father speaking against his values.
I agree. Now, who's going to be the one to step up to the plate and stop these rascals from running open-source code on their GPUs that allows for this kind of nonsense?
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#62It's worth mentioning that one similar site is 15.ai[1] [1] https://15.ai
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#63Liam Neeson's deep fake voice has a weird stutter when he speaks. https://fakeyou.com/tts/result/TR:twwgqfh2432z2sq1e1k1ek4340...
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#68Earlier quoted context omitted.
> If I ever end up paralysed and unable to speak, you bet your ass I'm talking like Ned Flanders to everyone. That's funny. What was the sentence you typed if you don't mind me asking? I had subpar results with 50 cent, chosen randomly, and very NSFW language, but also Obama with "My fellow Americans" was strange. I wonder how they're training and improving the models. I work on a product that could help them train/t…
This got me thinking that it would be nice to have some sort of recursive processing in which if you say, that Flanders is personalizing Obama, then when you quote "My fellow Americans", you should hear an attempt of Flanders saying that the Obama's way. A way to detect fake voices, I guess :P
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#69We (Replica Studios) are releasing a major quality update next year. Here's a preview: https://replicastudios.notion.site/Preview-Voice-Quality-Upd...
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#70My favorite deepfake is Sassy Justice by the South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WfZuNceFDM
To be clear, in Sassy Justice they had actors doing the voices and body movements, the only part that was deepfaked was the faces. That’s why the results were so good.